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I ran into an old bud of mine this morning and he was on his 98' Dyna. He had just installed a 95" big bore kit. He did not have any head work done and was running an S&S 570 cam and for exhaust he had a set of Samson Street Sweepers. Man I tell you what that thing sounded freekin nasty. I was wondering if anyone knew if you can install these cams in a stock 96". I have already checked and they are available for 06' up. I just think that if he can install one in a 95" engine then I should be able to install them in a 96" engine. Or am I wrong?
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It's better to be dead and cool, than alive and uncool.
570 is getting into the needing new springs zone, I "think" our beehives are good to 550.
+1, call S&S and ask them
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"We have found that when using cams with lifts of .575 or less that the new beehive spring kits from HD work excellent." / This is from the NHRS Performance site, I guess they can handle more than I thought. http://www.nrhsperformance.com/headworktc.shtml
Cams are designed to produce power in various points of the powerband. Low, mid, top. Picking the right one to compliment your riding style is the key. Most harley want a cam that makes low-midrange power. Top end is a waste.
S&S 570 Cams
